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Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
A GrOosr's Flight.

Lost March man named William
II Desbong CAME 10 this city with his
wife and opened small grocery tt0re
at No. 213 Maryland avenue. Ha done
q fair bntiuess, and seemed 10 be Retti og
along picely until last Friday, when he
suddenly deoamped, TO the great sur.
price OF bis customers, .nuO it Is said
that his present whereabouts are even
unknown to his wife. The stock and
6xtures of the store have been seized
and removed by Constable Ward, on
executions placed In his hands to satisfy
small claim hold by Philadelphia
house. There is also D claim OF St25
held by Dsvereil Brothers, Rrocers, No.
8 East Fourth street. but it Is said that
the total amount OF the Indebted ess
will not exceed $3.50.
The cause OF DsshonR's sudden de-
parturs Is now explained es follows:
He originally belonged to Goldsboro 0,
North Carolina, and In the early part
Of this year got in sOmo trouble, fol
which he was arrested ard held In $500
bail, but before the time 6xed for the
trial hs skipped to this city, leaving hit
bon, trnan 10 pay the forfeited bond.
About enc week ago Deshong's fathel
came from Goldsboro to visit him, bu
lon the Fourth OF July got RlorlousiJ
drunk. He returned to his sOn's hOus'
in that condition ani engaged In quar-
rel with him, after which he went ou
vowing that he intended 10 20 to tn
polics station and have tho yOunge
DsshonR arrss.ed for jumping his bal
bond st GoidsboTo. The elder DeshouI
did not Ietarn to bis sons house. an
when few mornings later three mcerf
who were on their way TO report, hap
Ipened TO stop near the store, the store
Keeper and his wife thought they wer
watching for him and he took his dt
psrturo for paris unknown.
IL 10 also said tOst the elder DeshoD
photographed to the authorities OF Gold
boro giving his ton's whereabouts
Mrs. Deshopg 10 now living with
neiRhbor waiting to hear some tidius
LOT her husband.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
A yster,ous Cutting t;ase.

About 3 O'Clock last Saturday morn.
mig two men engaged In en- alteration
on Walp at street above Fiont, aud In a
little time one fell TO the sidewalk and
called for help, y.ng that he had been
out by the other. The one who did the
eating ran up Walnut street. and tne
wounded man, after scrambling TO his
feet, started down Walnut street. AT
Hrst he walked quite steady, but soon
commenced to reel as though weak
from the loss OF blood. just at this
time q man came along on the other
eide OF Walnut ttreet with 81 lantern In
his hand, when ths man called to him
! for assistance He started across the
street snd reached the man just In
time to keen him from again falling tC
the ground. He sssisted him to the
steps of the hotel on the corner, and
after they had set there little time
started eff down Front stikut With th'
mi an that was cut leaning on the other
! Nothing could be learned as to wh'
+, tho parties were.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
a Grand success.

The early.elosina movement, which
was inauguratsd laes Tuesday evening,
has thus far proved grand success,
and several parties lutsresSed in It say
that their Tecsipts are !uuy equal
wh,t they were when they Reot open
un,li late hour TGe clerks, sS!es
women and statesmen are pleased &c
have a fe1 hours for rest these war
evenings. while tho proprieroTs the M
selves already fsei tho benefit OF tht
change. Tnere is no doubt bat that the
lac 7sm enu is proving very popa' ar, and
10 is probable that some nf the few whf
held off al first vii! soon join the others
land that all, or worry nearly al. tn,
STOKES In this city viii DO closed wi:i
the exception OF Tuesday aud 5"furdaJ
nigh,s, AZ O'Clock during tho month";
OF July aud August.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
HEMmED IN by rLAME.
Vain Struggles TO Escape From Z BurE-
ing Variety Theatre Actors .SaS Aes-
ressss I,starn for Their Wards obes Dnt
are Hemmed In.

Vain Struggles TO Escape From Z BurE-
ing Variety Theatre Actors .SaS Act
ressss tstarn for Their Wards obes bnt
are Hemmed In.
MILWAUKEE, July 10 "A Ere broke
out on ths stage Of the Alcazar Theatre
at Hurley, Wis.,, at 8 8o'oiock last night
and IN an hour the entire busi ness p0r-
tion OF the town was In flames, while
eleven persons had peYished In the
theatre. The charrtd remains OF nine
people have been taken from tbe ruins
The loss is fully half q million dollars.
Tho AlcazAr was o variety theatre,
chiefly frequented by minors, and was
one of the resorts of unsavory repute
associated with the notorious dance
houses Of the mining regions.
| Dolly email audiencs had gathered
when the fire broke out, and they
scram bled out In hurry. Several Of
the actors, however, rushed up stairs to
save their wardrobe, and when they
sought to escape found that they were
hem N ed In ali sid es, the flames having
lsprend through the wooden building
with Incredible rapidity. How they
!s:rusgled to fee will never he known,
as none Of them, except Sadie Wells
and Mabel Powers, were ever 8 en-
lagain. The former appeared at q second.
lstory window and called piteously upon
the orc v outside to save her. Before
la hand could be raised the flames
COM municated to her cl0shina~ She
made frantic effort to jump tADush
the window, then, with o piercing
shrek, fell into the furnace btl0w.
Mabel Powers had reached q third
lstory window: She jumped ard wal
80 bsdl ly injured that her recovery Il
doubttul. Among those who perlshed
liu the theasre were: Frank Young
.Sadie McCabe and - jackson, coloret
comediaus; Tillie Moore, sorH arc
dance artist; Mabel Goodrich and hus
. hand, Sadie Wells, MIS-. Fenton snt
: two or three others whose names ar
not known.
Tho Alcszar was in the very heart o
the city. 1t WAC mass OF flames in
livery short time. The fire seemed II
Heap from building to building unti
:, " several blocks became roaring oven
3 1t was not iorg before every bue'nes
i building between Third and Fitt
u Avenues was in flames. All efforts t
y get the fire under control seemed futile
y Tho fire department, reinforced b
% scores OF volunteers, sent iis pun
= tatreams against this advancing walls {
~ flame, but had to retreat as the fir
swept Iesistlessly on. It did not sto
s' until material for 1t TO feed upon WI
lacking. The individual Losses al
!. over IS COO.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
weilb. fia,r iSaIsam.

II gray, restore, to original color. An
elegant dressing, softens and beautites's .
No oil nor grease. a tonic restorative;
stops hair coming out; strengthens,
c.eanses, heals scalp. GOO.
"Roueh on Toothache. Instant relief
100. "ROUGH ON CORNS," hard or
soft oorns 15c. CROUCH ON BILE
Pills" Little, but good. loo. CROUCH
ON WORMS" Sure cure. 25c.
You Must Not
GLASS "Roush on Dirt" with the ordi'
nary washing compounds. 1t is new,
different and altogether superior article.
A revelation In housekeeping. a boor
to women. A new discovery. Beats
tho world for Kitchen, Laundry
Starching, Bath or Shampoo.
| "Rough on Piles.''
Ask for "Rcugh on Piles" Inferna
aud External Remedy in each package
Sure cure. 60c.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
sECU KITY FROM LOSS.

by Fire or Burgiary-The security
Trust and Safe Deposit Company 519
Market Street,
Offers to persons leaving town for the
summer, and all others the security Its
FIRE and burglar proof vaults afford for
the safe keeping of trunks, HalusbIes OF
all kinds including silyerware, gold plate,
jewelry, bonds, stocks and valuable pa.
pers Of every description. This company
is the only one of the kind In the State,
organi7edi and authorized by law to re-
ceive for safe keeping securities and val.
uables and guarantee to the depositor the
safety thereof. Charges for trunk room
and valuables are reasonable small safes
can be rented at from IS, $3.50, $40, $12.
80, and upwards per annum.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
A Marriage Corrected.

A report has been put In circulation
that oor amiahle friend Nehemiah
Davis, of this city, had taken to him.
self q wife. This report ia not correct.
II was NeHemiah Dayis, son of Nehe.
miah Davis, OF Fairmount, Dakota
Territory, that was married laet Thurs
day, July 9Th, to Mtse Marian 3. Page,
OF Warren, Pa. We hope thts will act
the matter straiRht, though there would
have been no imprcpriety whateyer In
it had father and sou both have been
married on The same day.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
A Chance for u GOOD Girl.

Charles @. Brown, marine editor Of
the Duluth, Minnesota. Daily News,
ad dvertises for good colored girl from
12 to 18 years Of age, to take care of q
little boy. To the right kind of girl
passage tickets will be furnished, coed
wages will bs paid, clothes found, aud
a life home will be given. Mr.. Brown
refers to Walter Bacon, Esq, Levi q.
Bird, ESQ Hon. L. O. Grubb and Geo.
Gray for his standing aud respectable
ity. A good girl who wishes to see
som ething of the world beyond our
State, will find this An opportunity to
do so. Duluth Ia thriving and health
full city and pleasant place OF resi-
dsnCa
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
A Whistle II q ehiid's Stomach

Lutbtr. tho year-cid son of John
Dentzer, OF Beading, swallowed q tin
whistls IN inch III diameter, about
mouths ago ID. Wuelfinsh YVES sum
moned and nd ministered Al emetic, but
without effect. The lad became very
sick, lost considerable fiesh, ard 1t " ~
feared that the whistle would cause hts
desth. However, about ten day 10 later
bis condition began to improve, and 1t
as thought the toy had pateed from
bim. Yesterday the boy nte some sweet
cake hlch nsle him sick aud he vom'
itei fresy. To the surprise OF his pa
rents the whistle tenn mbled ont OF bis
mouth. Nearly the entire wills Ia was
hlled mp with matter, leo wing, however
8 tmsll hole through 1t, through which
1t Is thought food pafssd whils the
whistle was at the outlet Of the st0m
ach. Tho physician gave 1t as fis opiD
lou that II the hole in the whistle hsi
entirely closed up the child would hav'
ld.ed.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
SATURDAYS GAMES
The Revolu,ion in Hawaii.

News has been received In San Fran.
cisco OF o revolution IN the Hawaiian
Islands, which, without bloodshei, has
resulted in thu downfall CT the Gibson
Cabinet and the promise by King Kala
kaua of new constitution. The popu-
lace assumed control OF affairs on June
III, end we're Joined by the military
Iorgsnlz ations, except the royal guard.
a pnblic meeting was held and y oon-
mittee appointed to wsit upon the
kiug end present the popular demands.
These demauds were accoded to; the
Gibson minietry renigned and new
m ln:stry was appointed with VIM. L.
Green as Prime Minister. Up to July
1st matters remained peaceful, and II
was hoped would oontin 40 30.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
yesterdny1 Court.

On Saturday evening Violet Agnefs,
Icolored, WAS arrested by the police oti-
GERS, in the elastic PIT ciDcts OF Hedgeville,
and locked up at police station. She lad
a bearing at yesterday mornings session
of the city court, and was sentenced 10
pay 81 and costs, for being drunk and
|disor3erly.
Joseph Dennisony James sewell, Jos eph
Smith, Mary Jeems and Daisy Williams,
were also arrested on Saturday evening
for being dunk and disordeTly. They
were arraigned at yesterdays morning
81 sion of city court and fined 81 and
costs each. Thirteen iramps who were
arrested in a box car on the Wilmington
IL Northern Railroad by Sergeant McVey
and detail of officers were committed
for fifteen daya each.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
ATour Through Eansas.

CorrespDuQenCo CI Ine horubLiefNs
BY au Invitation OF tbs Interstate
Loan aud Trust Co.. Of Leavenworth,
Kausas, I left this city OF the morning
OF j one 7th, arriving In Lesven worth
ON the morning OF he 10th, wheTs
WAS received by r P. Clements, Psesi
dent OF the Cltizen'e Bank; w. B
Slosson, Vice President OF the Brcwr
Medicine Manufacturing Co; George
A. King. Esq banker, and Hon. I. A
Hurd, ex.Judee ofthe Supreme Conr
of Kansas. After remsining in Lsav
euworth two days and visiting For
Leavepwoith, the Soldiers Home ant
other places of note in and arount
Leaven Worth, in company with Geo
A. King, ESQ left that point on Sun
day, the l2th inst, fer Hutchinson
Rsno County, on the line of the A. L
q s.. +. X. r. After taking a drive
| through the city and surrounding
country we left Hutchinson and mad
. tou, through the following counties
| Rice, Barton. Pawnee, Edwards
Ford, Flnney, Haskel, kiowa, Pratt
KinRman and Sedawick. All tn
counties found to DO rich, slight.
rolling prairie. The soil is Of blacl
loam from Q to 8 feet in depth, Will
underneath the top soil lie strata
something like gypsum or limo, about
to s feet deep, which itself is Of a fel
tiliz,nE nature, thus making the ricf
ness Of the soil for agricultural pul
poses inexhaUstible TO; many years
come. Crops of all kinds look wei
Thousands Of acres OF corn greet th
eye, standing from 4 to feet in hei2b
The climate 10 Gne, the atmosphei
pure and dry.
The people look healthy and vigorou
and very little II any sickness exist
The country is certainly one OF Il
finest on the globe. The natural lay
the land, the clear atmosphere and Il
mysterious mirage that greet the Q!
make tbs scenery one Of the finest, al
is beyond description, and / firmly b
lieve that Kansss, in the near fntur
, will be the leading agricultural ar
fruit growing State in the Union.
j. j. PIERCE.
Wilmington, Del July IL, 1857.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
A Cruisa Dow N the Bay.

The Albert Bay Club will go on its
second annual cruise down the bay on
Tuesday, August 9th, on the schooner
Lucy Lee, of Lsesbarg, N. J., and will
be gone for two weeks. The crew will
mum Der sixteen men, and will be com.
manded by the following officers
Captain, Geo Albert; first mate, q. r.
Fesmier; second mate, W. 81. WigRins
purser, Il. jackson; steward, H Buck
ingham. The uniform will consist OF
light shirts, blue pants, white caps and
belts, and canvas shoes. Plenty OF
music will be on board to attract Int
n ali
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
LOOK At THE WINDOW.

Not one article in our
summer stock is excluded
from our cut in prices. Just
look at our window and see
what a reduction. A very
fine Seersuckcr Coat and
Vest S1.5o. Only a few of
of those 15c. coats left My,
but they go fast! We can
only supply them for a day
or two longer.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
~ 10 t. Eact

thas everybody ought TO know that A..
5e,Eeans gives 2240 lbs. of tho beat.
wsli-Clcaned ooal In every tor you buy.
Oak, pine and hickory kiRdlina wood
IN large loada. Lime fer whttswssh-
Ing. Yard, aoot OF Monyoe street. Oeu.
tral ofsce, EavGnth and King streets,
Look for the blue si9n. Cptn La the
evening.
Bush's, RseR6h ncnest wharf, t.,s th
place 50 DuY rolr ooal.
Eor gaod GOAL 20 20 Rlsh'r. French
sarsss wharf.
Everybody ohews LowBall. Just flti
the mouth. Sold by all dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
Eaoursiun.

GouIeJ'1 enjoyable excursion TO Tol'
ches ter, Thursday, J4ly II, VIII leaVe
the p, w. IL Is station AT q - D. ID;
sharp; tickets tor sale nt Mr. sauiuei
Baynsta's. 5th aud Market, Wimlhg
ton ard 81 Newport atation, Stanich'
Newark, Iron Hill and Elstoa fAfuet
intending to 90 and expect % mee'
friends from Smyrna aud Dover on the
excursion would DO we'll 20 Gacure ticket
early. Whols tickets, 81 10; half, b6c
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
SUMNER COOKING

We have sold thou!ards of
gallons of NAPHTHA, COM
monty called gasoline, for gaso.
line stoves, and none of our Gus
toners ever reported an acci-
dent. VIII? Because we sell
none but the purest nat htha.
Ibeing sweet, safe and of good
| sire myth. Delivered free to any
part of the city. No charge for
cans.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
y,sk mast Hang.

J., jay 10 Judge
VLL. ,,.g tel!ei the applics
ys,s'yI1I5, q, Barclay Peak, con
Ola%- Wv n ,.,fr OF Mary Ander'
,.sais,n,.oe tAure why g ne"
IA a, MI bs granted. sad Ban
Bsss -,s 70 he tarRed on s'p'em paa., OF
4 'yn sbossd n 70 rmo,ion wnsteVel
kn'r"cs a.s p..sed on hin II,
vi, AXE ne case to tLa Cour
ga ,ss = p}roso ,b'e tremor II
brEr'.y .ics Wien he oEder.'
t,p..t +, ,'.lG no, and SO tn
! o,-Ie. no t.muAnd hs gre'
|pse.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
Cnsc Withdrawn.

The case OF tue P, W. 81 b. Ealirtao
Company sgainst Patrick Long, coarg
ing him with tearing up the tracks OF OF
the company, has been Withdrawn. II
was 70 have bsen heard before noRe
Cummips this morning, but wneh u
was called the above announcement
was made, and It is supposed that some
compromise has been effected.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
Isase Hall.

The following games were played
yesterday:
Louisville-Louisville Ia; Brooklyn, 9.
Cincinnati-Uincinn 81; Metropoli.
tan, Z.
SATURDAYS GAMES
Philadeipbia-Philadelpnis, 81 Chi
csgo, 8.
New York-New York, s. Detroit, 8.
Boston-Bostop, II; Pittsburg, 4
wasbin9ton--Wash hiEgton. 3; Indian.
Apolis, :.
Cleveland-Clsvelan Z; Athletic, 9
Cincinnat!-C:ncinp 2; Metropoli
tan, o.
Observation-Disclosures 6; Broohlyn,5 3
st. Louia--St. Louis, 9; Baltimore, 3
Allentown. 6; Altoona, l
Hazelton- 10; Danville, o
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
The following described roal estate. viz:

The following described real estate. viz:
ALI that cs,tain lot, piece or parcel Of
lard with tie two story brick dwelling
tr ereon erec led, situate In the city OF Will
ming'on, bounded and described aafollows,
to wit:
Beginning at the easserly side Of wilson
street. betSsen lay lor and Ninth street at
the distance o. about 1l3 feet $50 fnche3
trem the northeriy side Of Taylor street,
thence easterly para'lsI 10 Taylor and Ninth
streets and through the ccntre OF the party
wall OF the house adjoining on the north IL
feet Il inches TO the We s,erly side OF 8 feet
" wide aliey leading into taylor street, thence
thereby sostherly and parallel to ls0n
street IA feet 8 inches, more or loss, t. a cor
|, n er thence westerly para iel to Taylor street
ard through the csntIe of the parry wall OF
the house at,oiuioR on the sluth II feet IL
| in shes to the slde OF Wteon street Aforesaid,
and theooe t.ereoy northerly u feet inches
u orc or ie 0 tt tao place Of beginning. oe u o
contents thereof what they may, with the
use OF said alley IN common fotever.
| seized apd taken in extcut as tae
property OF John II. Ross and Aoariiia, hls
| gite, and {. and to be sold by
1 QlLES LAMBsUS herih.
Sheriti's Office, Wilmington, Juis :. lST
| iyT.eod u
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
skFys LDst

TIE luder Of the bunch Of keys lost
In Bradford S alley on Friday eveniF
will be suitably rewarded on leaving
them ut tas store OF the James Bradford
Company on Thizd gt.set,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
ENcurb,ou

Gouley's excursion 10 Ne" GoIS
BrookIsn n Bridge, up the Hudson WsS'
Point, Newcurg and CnnaY teiaao
August 9, 1887 whole uakoCs' %; MAJ!
81 80.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

SLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Care
js the remedy for you. N. Il. Dan
forth, corner Second and Market sis.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyepspsia
aud Liver Complaint Shiloh's VITA
lizsr is guaranteed to cure you Solo
by Danforth cor, End and Market SIS.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

We invite thGae who have been un 3
BILE to &C. ioor thSt would jret suit
them to give ~ a trial, az ws know we
can satisfy tnaa. .. 3. Hamilton g
Co., Fifth and King,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee 1t. Sold by N. b. Daufortn,
corner Second and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

The handsomest selection of cassi
meres and cloth for suitines can be
found at Thorp s. Bacher's, No. 6lSH
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
J.&J. Coleman, London, England.

Famous concentrated Mustard on.
A positive cure for rheumatism, neu.
ra,ais and co!ds, outward applications,
will not blister. For sale by all gro
GERS.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

5000 hats and bonnets almost given
away; all consignment Goods; must be
sold in two weeks. Mrs. Jacobs, 6l7
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

Taylor & Fullertnn's dyspeTei9 mig.
.ture cures dyspepsia Ia all its forms.
Taylor &c Fullerton, 3G2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
a Cough, Cold or sore Throat

should not be neglected. Brown
Brouchi Ttochss are a simple remedy
and give prompt relief. 20 cts. a bcx.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

You never cav ao many hats ANT
Sonpets NJ ora time as there Are at 81
Market street.. Importers' sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath acquired, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 90 cents. Nasal Injec'
tor fee, Dansorth's And and Market.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

SALE by VInTUE OF A
= writ OF Leyari Eacias, 10 NE ht-
'ec.ad, viii be exposed TO pubic sale, Vt the
court House, on MarKe. street.. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. in tho city Of
wilaiIng toll, New Castle County, Del,
ON THURSDAY,
TIE 2,sT DAY OF July, 1887,
at . O'Clock p. m.,
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Go To

Taylor & Fullerton q. No. 30a King
street, for puye drugs of all descrip'
tion.
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a-R. II. s,-3-B. Is. BIS.

II, r. Bourbon & Bro, manufao-
tursrs. N, W. Cor. Ind and Orange SITS.
P, s.. Oisa,s by the box speciality.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

Fer dry goods--Jranor & 90.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
ON SATURDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1887,
At2 O'Clock D. M,

TIE following described real estate. viz:
Az that LOT or parcel of land situate in White
,Tlny Creek Hundred, In tn" county Of New
Castle ana State of Delaware, bounded and
described as follows to Wit:
BEGINNING at corner black oak tree stapd-
ing.in q line OF land OF Wiiuam Remington,
thpnce with said land south degrees. east AZ
perclles to a stone thence with lands OF Joseph
tirifhth north 81 degrees, east 81 perches 10
a stone, thence south "a 3-4 degrees. east
26 7-lO pcrche, 10 n corner maple, thence
north s°rees, east 6perches to a corner
maple. thence with the land of the heirs OF
viii am Mot, erall north ~ Ia degrees " est II
uerr chs and. north 25 1-2 degrees, west - -
perches 80 the line of land now or late OF Ell
ward ID, Porter, thence with said last mem
toned land of Chsrles MurpheI south 81
degrees, west A i 0perche to the place OF De-
ginning containing IS acres, more or less,
and also tn. Tree and uninterrupt d us
liberty AVID privilege OF passage In ana
along certain rivate road OF 10 rect IN
width, beginning for the centre thereof AZ
point in the line dividing the above described
prelnis Slom the al 'resaid land OF WI liam
Pennington At the distance of feet nor n OF
the southye 4 corner OF the above descrlDpd
premists ana running thence south ~ de-
grees vest -, feet to The Newark road.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
of Marisrss Peers, formerly Mariana Russsll
dee ease I, "a. Frank Bggs, administrator OF
Mariana Peters. formerly Mariana R~sseit,
deceased), and to Se sold bv
GLE, JAMESON, Sheriff..
Sheriff Office, Wilmington, June ~, 1887.
jyl-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

Pura candles at FarRuson-s.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
SYERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A

y writ OF vendi;ioni Exponas to me direct
ed, will be exposed TO prblic sale at the
hotel now occupied bv John 4. Lewis. in
the sswn of Newark, White Gay Creek Hun
cred, New Castle county, Del,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
Leads IN Prayer

eS,atJ srs, p.rei ,,,.,1e "a! TO g s,uu,' "nm
is ,sl' %, sere holIins a scr p.afa, q,
Pd's' ss'..,ipg in the Corridors rs.s o.
.,ns s,'s1 oeatft Of the pfl.oat;ns' y a;m'
y 'tIalsr.iass 'ay invited 2. U, J.. sim, an,
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